Towards a Political Revivification-I
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example, Palestine till today does not have a democratic system where people
can freely elect their President. From the start of Yasser Arafat’s reign in
1989 until his death in 2004, and now even after his death after Mahmoud Abbas
became the ruler of the country, it is a small group of people who elect the
President and in all these offices / political positions, it is Mahmoud Abbas
himself who is the President, and thus he can do whatever he wants to do,
without having to account for his actions to the people, and then this
tradition that they have, to keep the power to govern for them [i.e. the heads
of state], is perpetuated.
Democracy, the democratic process is certainly present at least on the lips, but in truth it is an autocracy [or authoritarianism], a terrible dictatorship, especially in the Muslim countries that reign there. But despite this, in the global aspect, in the world despite the trial and error stage of this democracy and the time it takes to be fully practiced, but it cannot be denied that there is an evolution where, previously, the Authoritarianism, if not dictatorship, was the only mode of operation. But the question arises: Does this really mean that democracy will solve all problems?